A free afternoon screening of the short documentary Saving Claire, which tells stories of fall prevention, with a light discussion afterward. Monday at 2:30 at Club Prior.

Garden-fresh produce meets Italian kitchen staples in a hands-on cooking class at WEE Farm.

Up to 15 Minnesota hot dishes made from scratch with no canned soup, many of them make-ahead for potlucks.

Metro South conference volleyball in the PLHS gym. First serve 7 p.m. Tickets on GoFan.

Tuesday night boys soccer under the lights at PLHS, a Metro South conference game. Kickoff 7:30 p.m. Tickets on GoFan.

Store carrots, potatoes and onions the right way and make the harvest last. Teens attend free with a paid adult.

Two hours of beginner line dance lessons, then an hour of open dancing, with drinks for sale from Boathouse Brothers Brewing. It's $10 for ages 18 and up, and walk-ins are welcome.

An R&B night at the amphitheater: Bryson Tiller headlines with Ty Dolla $ign, Majid Jordan, and Austin Millz on the bill. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.

Boys at 5:30, girls at 7:30, both against Rosemount at PLHS. Tickets on GoFan.

A free guided fall hike at Cleary Lake with a sunset bonfire and marshmallows to kick off Parktober.

Cover band SSCB plays a free night of live music at LaunchPad Golf from 7 to 10 p.m. Catch the set from the dining room, the bar, or a golf suite. Walk-ins welcome.

Metro South conference volleyball in the PLHS gym, and the last home match of the regular season. First serve 7 p.m. Tickets on GoFan.

A $30 Festival Friday ticket at the Renaissance Festival: admission, a mini wine bottle, a gift bag and discounts from artisans.

Bake a dozen sourdough muffins and go home with recipes and your own starter. Bring a quart jar with a lid.

Final: Prior Lake 24, Lakeville North 7. The Lakers won Homecoming at Dan Patch Stadium for their first win of the season.

Country hitmaker Justin Moore brings Small Town USA to the Showroom. Tickets from $39.

Saturday morning downtown: fresh produce, baked goods, local maple syrup, food trucks, coffee and live music on Main Avenue, 8 a.m. to noon.

Last weekend of the Renaissance Festival: Festival Friday on Oct. 2 with discount gate prices, then Oktoberfest on Saturday and Sunday with Bavarian music, hearty fare and a pretzel jewelry contest. Gates open 9 to 7 in Shakopee; the season ends Sunday, Oct. 4.

Up to 150 home, lawn and garden pros under one roof at Canterbury Park. Free admission and parking.

Badger Hill's Oktoberfest: pretzels and brats, stein holding, pumpkin painting for kids and two live bands.

Queen Bee'z turns the garden center into a family fall day: food trucks, animal feeding, pumpkins and mums. $10 per person for a one hour slot, sign up online.

More than 30 food trucks, live music through the day and a 2 to 4 p.m. trunk-or-treat for the kids at The Landing in Shakopee. Free parking, beer on site.

Free backyard party at Spot's Last Stop with adoptable dogs, local breweries, food trucks, vendors, raffles and a silent auction. Brewery sampler packs and a bags tournament are sold ahead.

A day of Slavic-style sauna: steam banyas, venik whisk sessions, cold plunges, bonfires and a Slavic meal, all included with a ticket.

A fall afternoon Oktoberfest at Holy Cross Lutheran in Prior Lake: brass band music, brats, sauerkraut, drinks and games for all ages.

An outdoor fall movie night at WEE Farm. Bring a blanket; popcorn, drinks and snacks are for sale.

A night of Vietnamese music and comedy with Khắc Việt and friends. Tickets from $19.

Adopt A Husky Minnesota's biggest fundraiser of the year: a group dog walk at Lakefront Park plus silent auction, raffle, wine pull, bake sale, and vendors. Raise or donate $60 for the t-shirt, lunch, and goodie bag.

Ten games of bingo with a firearm prize for each, plus more games for outdoor gear, at the Horse and Hunt Club. The $100 entry includes an Italian buffet and supports Heroes Helping Heroes, a peer support group for first responders.